Established in the 17th century, Château Gazin Rocquencourt’s origins go back to the Middle Ages. It is reputed to be one of the oldest wine
estates in the commune of Léognan. The elegant mansion was built in 1660.
A historic property in Pessac-Léognan, it has been noted in the renowned Féret guides since 1874 for the quality of its wines and its terroir,
situated on a superb gravelly hilltop in Léognan.
The property was originally known as “Château Gazen et Bourbon”, and then “Château Gazin” until 1995 when it took on its current name of
Château Gazin Rocquencourt.
A benevolent symbol, the Virgin looks over the vineyards and the village of Léognan, which she protected from bombing during the Second World War.  The Bonnie family lives on the property and has been devotedly restoring it since 2006. This has been achieved through a commitment to the highest possible standards. One of the oldest estates in Léognan, built in 1660. A single block of 22 ha in Pessac-Léognan Appellation. The gravelly hilltop is recognized as one of the finest terroirs in Léognan.
All the expertise of Malartic-Lagravière’s team (Grand Cru Classé).
Sustainable farming and High Environmental Value certifications. Ultra modern high performance facilities. Maturing in oak barrels. Elegant, balanced, complex red and white wines. One of Pessac-Léognan’s jewels.